99" Garage Tool Organizer Wall Mount, 28 Pack Heavy Duty Wall Mount Garage Storage Rack Carries1000 lbs, Metal Wall Mount Tool Hanger for Shovels, Rakes, Fits 16" Wall Studs (6 Panels)

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• CLEAR YOUR GARAGE FLOOR FOR GOOD: This 99 inch wall mounted garage tool organizer gives shovels, rakes, hoes, brooms, mops, and garden hoses a permanent home -upright, visible, and easy to grab. Six steel panels link into one continuousstorage system, complete with 18 hooks in 7 styles and 4 adjustable straps, so virtually every tool in your collection has a dedicated spot on the wall instead of the floor.
• HEAVY-DUTY STEEL THAT WON'T SAG OR RUST: Garden tools are heavier than they look - the rack needs to match. Our hooks are 0.35" diameter solid steel, 30% thicker than the 0.27" hooks on most wall tool racks, so they hold their shape under theweight of full metal shovels and loaded rakes without bending over time. Powder-coated steel panels resist rust and moisture in any garage or shed, season after season.
• 8 HOOK STYLES — A FIT FOR EVERY TOOL-Wide double hooks cradle shovel and rake heads; S-hooks keep brooms and mops upright; J-hooks and long hooks hold coiled hoses and long-handle tools; L-hooks organize hand tools; round hooks handle irregular shapes; LL hooks secure larger equipment. Every hook slides and locks anywhere along the rail — rearrange your layout any time with no drilling required.
• COMPLETE HARDWARE KIT FOR ALL WALLS: Each panel is pre-drilled at a 16" hole spacing to align with standard garage wall studs — no layout measuring required. Includes complete screw kits for both drywall and solid masonry walls so there's nothing extra to buy. A step-by-step installation guide walks you through the full setup, and one person can have the entire system mounted and loaded in a single afternoon.
• BONUS: 4 STRAPS FOR HARD-TO-HANG ITEMS: Four heavy-duty nylon straps (2 × 20" and 2 × 17") bundle items that standard hooks can't hold — garden hoses, extension cords, bundled stakes, and rolled tarps stay neatly secured on the wall. For best long-term results, hang your heaviest tools closest to the stud screw points and lighter items in between — this distributes weight into the wall structure and keeps the system level for years.